This 1971 film is a hilarious compilation of Monty Python's Flying Circus sketches from its first two series, showcasing the anarchic comedy that made the TV show a cult classic. Featuring 90 minutes of recreated sketches and animations, the movie includes absurd parodies like "How Not to Be Seen" and "Marriage Guidance Counsellor", as well as bizarre animations like "The Carnivorous Pram" and "David's Leaf". The film was intended for an American audience unfamiliar with the original series and features the signature "and now for something completely different" catchphrase, delivered by John Cleese in various comedic contexts.